The Edith Toomey Clark Property is a popular in all seasons. It passes through the stone walls of bygone farm fields, along the Hop River and a marsh, and past a gorge with a cascading stream in the springtime. The "Triple Tree" on the orange and white trail is a great spot for photos with kids.
Edith "Edie" Toomey Clark was a nurse, veteran, and longtime resident of Bolton with a love of the environment. The property was given by her family to the Bolton Land Trust in her memory.
Preserve is open dawn till dusk.
Please adhere to Learn No Trace principles and bring out what you bring in.
To learn more about the Bolton Land Trust visit their website or contact:
Access is from the Hop River State Park Trail parking lot on Steele's Crossing Rd in Bolton, CT. Follow the rail trail northwest about 0.2 miles. The orange-blazed trailhead is almost directly across from the sign for the Rose Trail, which can be combined with this trail for more distance.
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